This is the last Will and Testament of me Hannah Williams late of Woking in 
the County of Surrey but now of Kingston upon Thames in the same County 
Widow  I direct that all my just debts funeral and Testamentary expenses and 
charges be paid as soon as conveniently may be after my decease by my 
Executors hereinafter named  I direct that my body may be buried in Woking 
Church yard by the side of my husband and I direct that a double head and 
foot stone shall be placed at the head and foot of both our Graves  I order and 
direct my Executors hereinafter named as soon as conveniently may be after 
my decease to make sale and dispose of either by public auction or private 
contract all that copyhold messuage now in three tenements with the garden 
outhouses and appurtenances thereunto belonging situate in the Tything of 
Shackleford in the Parish of Woking in the County of Surrey and now in the 
respective occupations of Mrs. Harboe Mrs Punter and James Newton for the 
best price or money that can be reasonably obtained for the same in the 
judgement of my said Executors and to convey and assure the same and all my 
Estate and Interest therein to the purchaser or purchasers thereof and to his 
her and their heirs and assigns for ever  And I declare that the receipt and 
receipts of my said Executors shall effectually discharge such purchaser or 
purchasers from all liability to see to the application of such purchase money in 
respect or on account of the loss misapplication or nonapplication thereof   I 
give and bequeath to Henry Martin of Kingston aforesaid the husband of my 
late Niece Sophia Martin the sum of fifteen pounds and to Alfred Martin son 
of the said Henry Martin the sum of five pounds I give to my Niece Mary 
Hewetson daughter of my Sister Sarah Pelham wife of John Pelham the sum 
of ten pounds  I give to my sister the said Sarah Pelham my bed and bedding  I 
give and bequeath my six silver tea spoons to my sister Rebecca Morris wife of 
Edward Morris  I give and bequeath all my clothes linen and wearing apparel 
between my three sisters the said Sarah Pelham, Rebecca Morris and Charlotte 
Gunnering to be equally divided between them and in case they should 
disagree in such division I direct my Executors to divide the same equally 
between them  I give and bequeath unto William Martin son of the said Henry 
and Sophia Martin one of my two watches to take which one he prefers and to 
William Hewetson the son of the said Mary Hewetson I give and bequeath my 
other watch and to William Robinson son of my Brother John Robinson I 
bequeath a pair of silver tablespoons and as to all my household furniture 
goods chattels and all the Rest and Residue of my Estate and Effects of what 
nature or kind soever I may be possessed at the time of my decease I give 
devise and bequeath the same equally between my Brothers and Sisters John 
Robinson, William Robinson, Sarah Pelham, Rebecca Morris and Charlotte 
Gunnering equally to be divided between them share and share alike  And 
lastly I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said Brother the said 
John Robinson and Mr John Constable of Kingston aforesaid shoemaker 
Executors of this my will and so hereby give and bequeath to the said John 
Constable the legacy or sum of two Guineas for his trouble in carrying the 
same into Execution and hereby revoking all former will and wills by me made 
do declare this to be and contain my last Will and Testament In witness 
whereof I the said Testatrix Hannah Williams have hereunto set my hand this 
seventh day of September one thousand eight hundred and forty one.  The 
mark X of Hannah Williams  Signed published and declared by the above 
named Testatrix Hannah Williams as and for her last Will and Testament in the 
presence of us who in her presence in the presence of each other and at her 
request have subscribed our names as Witnesses hereto the name Pelham 
having been first inserted between the thirty second and thirty third lines from 
the top of the foregoing page of this will in lieu of the name "Hewetson" 
previously inserted in the thirty third line of the said page and the whole of the 
said will having been in our presence was over to the said Testatrix Hannah 
Williams who appeared perfectly to understand the same and declared that 
she did perfectly understand and approve thereof. Will.m Walker Solicitor 
Kingston Surrey - Wm.A Tucker Clerk to Mess.rs Walker & Demainbray 
Solicitors Kingston.
Proved at London 5th February 1842 before the worshipful William Calvelley 
Curteis Doctor of Laws and Surrogate by the oaths of John Robinson the 
Brother and John Constable the Executors to whom admon was granted having 
been first sworn duly to administer.